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Cherokee County Council held a FY 26/27 budget workshop where Administrator Merv Bishop said they must either implement a $20/month residential solid waste user fee, adjust millage, and/or reconsider the county’s transfer station and curbside collection model. The discussion covered leasing seven new trash trucks over five years, updating solid waste customer records, potentially exiting or changing the transfer station lease with Republic, and possibly issuing an RFP if the county changes how hauling to Union County is handled. Council members debated whether to sell the transfer station, charge Republic for use of county property, or continue curbside trash pickup with a dedicated fee, and staff emphasized the need to “redo our solid waste management plan.” No vendor has been selected and Administrator Bishop explicitly said an RFP would be required if they take over or change transfer operations, indicating pre-RFP planning. This is commercially important for solid waste haulers, transfer station operators, landfill/hauling consultants, routing and asset-management software providers, and fleet lessors who can help the county design and implement a cost-covering, citizen‑palatable solid waste model. A practical conversation would focus on solid waste planning support, transfer station/hauling RFP design, and lifecycle leasing and maintenance programs for the prospective seven‑truck fleet.

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$5,711,280May 12, 2026

In evaluating potential budget cuts, Administrator Merv Bishop mentioned the county’s $180,000/year contract with the Palladium Group and noted they are working on a grant for repairing a sinkhole at the Detention Center. Council considered possibly cutting this contract but asked staff to bring back more information before making changes, reflecting the importance of the grant effort for this critical infrastructure repair. The sinkhole repair itself will likely require significant engineering and construction work once grant funding is secured, and the current consultant appears to be focused on the funding application rather than implementation. This is a forward-looking opportunity for engineering firms, geotechnical specialists, and detention facility contractors to track, as the county moves from grant pursuit to design and construction. A practical next discussion with the county would focus on how to scope the repair, estimate costs, and align design packages with likely grant program requirements so work can start quickly once funds are awarded.

Grant Funding
$180,000May 12, 2026

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